Will Xi’s final summit with Biden ease US-China anxiety before the next Trump presidency?

Will Xi’s final summit with Biden ease US-China anxiety before the next Trump presidency?

A sit-down between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his outgoing US counterpart Joe Biden is widely anticipated to take place on the sidelines of multilateral talks in South America this week. Overshadowed by the re-election of former president Donald Trump, it would be the pair’s third and most likely final face-to-face before Biden steps down…

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Amid unease over Trump 2.0, Xi Jinping heads to South America; Peru first stop – Firstpost

Amid unease over Trump 2.0, Xi Jinping heads to South America; Peru first stop – Firstpost

China – the world’s second-largest economy – is grappling with a prolonged housing crisis and sluggish consumption that could worsen under Trump, who has promised to slap 60 percent tariffs on Chinese imports read more Chinese leader Xi Jinping headed to Peru on Wednesday, bound for a meeting of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) organisation leaders…

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Hong Kong can woo South American companies with sourcing expertise, tech support: experts

Hong Kong can woo South American companies with sourcing expertise, tech support: experts

Hong Kong should grab its chance to build ties with South American businesses by offering sourcing, technological and professional service support, analysts have said as the city leader is set to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Peru’s capital. The city is expected to sign a free-trade agreement (FTA) with the South American country…

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Mutual respect, non-interference key to trade ties

Mutual respect, non-interference key to trade ties

Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu speaks during a press conference ahead of the weekly Executive Council meeting on Nov 12, 2024. (PHOTO / HKSAR GOVERNMENT) Hong Kong will prioritize mutual respect and adopt a “bottom-line” thinking to safeguard its own interests while dealing with trade relations with other economies, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said…

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